Dear T, I wrote:
*> I took Ulrike Voelker's (nee Loehr) (NOTE: The new name has *NO UMLAUT, *> YAY!) You wrote: *To date, I've seen about 5 different spellings of the new name; can't *wait to see her (in Denver) and ask what the correct one is and how *it's pronounced <g> I have it straight from the Uli's mouth, er, pen. It is Ulrike Lohr Voelker. In the NELG newsletter I referred to her as "Ulrike Lohr Volker", and got a quick note from her correcting me. She knows how hard I try to spell people's names correctly and pronounce them correctly. You'll have to ask her the pronunciation, I practiced her maiden last name continually only to hear, "almost but now quite, more errrrr...." and now I have to learn a whole new name.... Lace in Peace, Laurie PS - the ASCII way to get a o with an umlaut is to hold down the Alt button and type 148. Something new to me, and it works! PPS - Her new book is out, it's called "Dick durch Dunn", which Sally told me means "thick through thin" and has lots of designs of gimps patterns through various ground stitches. PPPS - u is alt 129 - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
